Mobile games are an important element of any fun children's holiday. But so that both kids and older children do not get bored and tired, you must always alternate them with oral games that absolutely everyone likes.
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Association
For this game, the host must leave the room, and the rest of the players can make a certain character or another player. Once the presenter returns, he can ask only three questions with the associations to understand who the other participants were. There can be more attempts if the character is difficult to explain in a few sentences. In addition, participants can be divided into two teams and whose team will guess faster than others, the latter won.
A tip.
In this game you need to divide teams of 3 people. The first tells the second only one word, for example, “autumn”, the second tells the third what is associated with the word, for example, “leaves”, and the third participant must quickly say the word that he thinks was the original. The winner is the team that correctly guesses all the words.
Find out what the song is.
One player has to come out and the rest choose the line of the song they use. And then they divide it by the number of participants. And when the player returns, he must ask each participant questions that would allow him to understand what kind of word everyone made (by facial expressions, gestures, etc.). And that's how you put together a line from the song.
Three truths and one fiction
This game can be played even at the festive table. Each player says three sentences about themselves. Only two of them are true and one is a lie. And the rest of the players must guess what is true and what is fiction. For example, it can be “I ate a frog in the 3rd grade”, “I got a wisdom tooth only in college”, “I passed on the license 1 time”. We also recommend reading about interestingAnimal quiz game.
Find the color.
A small game for a big company. The host must make a certain color, and on a separate sheet make a list of participants. After that, he announces the color and records everyone who correctly names objects of this color. The winner is the one with the most points.
"I never..."
In this game you need to pick up a few small items according to the number of participants. It can be 10 matches or 7 cubes. Then everyone takes turns saying one fact about themselves, beginning the sentence with the words “I never....” For example, “I never drank tomato juice,” the other participants who drank tomato juice should give one item each. This game is great for dating and getting to know other players a little better by understanding their preferences and tastes.
Synonyms/antonyms
Fast and speed of reaction are key skills for this children's game. The presenter quickly speaks the word, and the rest in turn and quickly call one synonym and one antonym of this word (children will first need to explain what synonyms and antonyms are). If a player slows down, he quits the game. The winner is the one who names all synonyms and antonyms the fastest.
Keep saying.
To begin with, you need to divide the players into pairs, and then ask one of each pair to tell the other only part of the word (it is impossible to negotiate in advance). For example, one says, "Holo" and the second must add "Dilnik" and if the word comes out, one point is counted and so on.
"I'm taking a hike with me..."
The host sets the start of the game, says the following words: "I'm taking a dog with me on a hike!" And the rest of the players should continue the game with other words that suit them. The “trick” of the game is that no one knows on what basis the host selects the appropriate words. They can begin with one letter or be animate objects or have only one ending.
Yes or no.
First, the host chooses the word to be used in the game. All participants then have to guess the word by asking the host questions that they can only answer “yes” or “no.” The fact is that you can not even say “similar” or “very close” and participants will not be able to quickly guess this word.
Amazing mirror.
You have to be smart in this game. In fact, this is a game of “inverters”, but a little different plan. Each player calls the word the other way around, for example, “Tokolom” and the rest should guess that it is (“Milk”), who guessed faster, he calls the next “inverted” word.
Once upon a time.
A game for young children. It begins with the words “lived and was”, then each participant continues these words with new ones and, thus, in the end, an unusual and funny fairy tale.
"I went to the attic..."
Another game that perfectly develops memory and reaction speed. The participants take turns saying, “I went to the attic and found...” any word is mentioned here. The next player says the same thing and adds his word, the third player also repeats everything and adds something of his own. Anyone who forgets what has happened is out of the game. The winner is the one with the best memory.